My Quilts
The contrast between teal, green, and navy blue are the keys to making this design really pop. Made with 6" templates from the On The Edge 3" + 6" set.
There is NO CURVED PIECING in this quilt -- with the "double vision" technique it's an illusion! Black and white commercial prints cut with the 6" L-Shape from our On The Edge template set are layered on top of a single piece of ombre fabric. Embellished with satin stitching and fused "dots" of coordinating colors.
A quilt made in my first class with Louisa Smith
The contrast between teal, green, and navy blue are the keys to making this design really pop. Made with 6" templates from the On The Edge 3" + 6" set.
Student
Designs
by Nancy Gennaro Nancy has a great eye for color and pattern. Her use of bright pink & orange with blue & green and just enough brown make this quite a sophisticated color scheme. There's tons of movement in the borders and I love the batik she chose for the corners.
by Debi Mishael The muted colors in Debi's challah cover allow her beautiful hand stitching to standout, making a lovely addition to a Shabbat table. Made with the Basic Set.
by Peggy Richards The name of this quilt says it all! You can't go wrong with strip sets of Kaffe Fassett fabrics in a rainbow of colors. Peggy's quilt is a perfect example of how contrast really pushes your designs to the next level with Louisa's strip set technique and just the Basic & Basic II template sets.
by Nancy Gennaro Nancy has a great eye for color and pattern. Her use of bright pink & orange with blue & green and just enough brown make this quite a sophisticated color scheme. There's tons of movement in the borders and I love the batik she chose for the corners.
Louisa Smith's
Quilts
Louisa alternated a floral fabric and a hand dyed piece in the strata for a fabulous result. The eye easily flows across this composition.
In Color Infusion, embellishment really makes the quilt! The fussy cut flowers and small squares add color and interest to this piece made with the Basic Set templates
Made with the Mini Beg and Borrow templates
Louisa alternated a floral fabric and a hand dyed piece in the strata for a fabulous result. The eye easily flows across this composition.